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Black Coffee Returns for Two Major Concerts in Johannesburg

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South Africa’s global house music heavyweight, Black Coffee, is set to re-energise Johannesburg’s music scene this November with two major concerts that promise to bring the city together.

Fresh from a global run that’s taken him from Ibiza to Miami, the Grammy-winning DJ and producer is bringing his energy back home for a pair of headline events celebrating local sound and culture.

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The first show is part of his Africa Is Not a Jungle series, taking place at Melrose Arch on 29 November. The second, hosted at a yet-to-be-revealed Johannesburg venue, will follow shortly after, giving fans double the chance to experience Black Coffee live before the year ends.

The concerts double as a homecoming for an artist who’s become a global symbol of South African creativity. From collaborations with Drake and Usher to sold-out shows across Europe, Black Coffee has taken South African house music to global stages. Still, performing in front of a home audience carries a kind of energy only a South African crowd can create.

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According to organisers, the Africa Is Not a Jungle event will bring together some of the continent’s top DJs and producers for a full-scale house music experience. The setup promises high-end production, immersive visuals, and a sound that reflects the spirit of South African dance floors.

The concerts also have a deeper purpose. Part of the proceeds from ticket sales will support initiatives run by the Black Coffee Foundation, which funds education and creative programmes across under-resourced communities. It’s a meaningful reminder that, for all his global acclaim, Black Coffee continues to invest in the country that shaped him.

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Tickets are available via Howler, with general access starting from R620. Given his record of sold-out shows, fans are encouraged to secure theirs early.

When Black Coffee steps onto that stage in Johannesburg, it will feel like a full-circle return, both for him and for the fans who’ve followed his journey from local clubs to the world’s biggest festivals.

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The Corrs Announce Long-Awaited South African Tour

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Popular Irish band The Corrs is coming to South Africa this November for their Tour. Fans are excited about the announcement as they can’t wait to see their idols. The band is known for top hits like Runaway, What Can I Do and Breathless. The Band members are Caroline, Sharon, Andrea and Jim Corr, and they will be performing in Pretoria and Cape Town. Here

Dates and Venue

The tour will start on Saturday, November 22,2025 at the Sunbelt Arena, Pretoria. On Tuesday November 25, 2025, fans will see the band at the Grand Arena, Grandwest in Cape Town. These shows promise to be fun as everyone will be treated to good pop melodies and folk music.

Timing 

At both venues, the show will start at 7pm which allows fans enough time to get settled in. The performance itself will start at 8pm  and will include a full live set, with fans expected to be treated to their old and new songs.

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Ticket Sales and Pricing

Tickets for this show are available at Ticketmaster official site and other trusted outlets. General sales have already started on August 22, 2025. Ticket prices vary at both venues. For the Pretoria Show, prices range from R885 to R3,200. The Cape Town prices are around R885 to R3,205. All tickets are available online to make the process secure and smooth. Fans should l buy from recognised outlets as buying from other sources is risky.

What To Expect From the Corrs Tour

They are one of the mosting bands in modern music which means fans will enjoy every minute of the show. The Corrs have sold more than 40 million albums globally and won numerous awards. Their past live performances have been successful as they bring top artistry and creativity to the show. Fans should expect to see the best of Sharon’s violin skills, Caroline’s drumming prowess and Andrea’s stunning voice.

Bottom Line 

The visit of The Corrs to South Africa promises to be one of the best ever. Fans are advised to get their tickets now before it’s too late. Music enthusiasts should get ready for some heartfelt performances .

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The Changing Face of South African Music: What This Year’s Top 5 Reveals

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South African music  has 1)…surpassed earlier predictions. The Top 5 nominees announced for the South African Music Awards (SAMA 31) are, Thandiswa Mazwai, Black Motion, Sjava, Kelvin Momo, and Gqom DJ Goldmax. They reflect trends, creativity, and new directions shaping the industry. The nominees highlight respect for veterans, genre diversity, resilience in artistry, and new measures of success.

Recognition of both Established and Newer Voices

Thandiswa Mazwai is a respected, seasoned, and influential artist. Her inclusion in the Top 5 shows that the music community still values depth, legacy, and consistency. Meanwhile,  Kelvin Momo and DJ Goldmax represent distinct sounds shaping today’s South African music. The mix of old and new shows that tradition still matters, but evolution remains vital, but it must evolve. The balance between experience and youthful creativity keeps South African music dynamic.

Genre Diversity and Crossover strength

Black Motion is known for Afro-inspired rhythms. Sjava tilts towards hip-hop, Afro-soul, and traditional influences. DJ Goldmax is rooted in gqom’s raw energy, while Kelvin Momo blends amapiano and contemporary pop. This shows how South African music continues to grow beyond boundaries. What stands out now is not a single style, but how artists combine different genres to create something unique and relatable.

Artistry and Resilience

The SAMA organizers described this group as representing talent, artistry, and resilience. The artists have stayed consistent in the industry. They have evolved without losing their identity. Being part of the Top 5 is about quality and the ability to endure. In an age when hits can fade quickly, it’s the artists who show persistence and creativity who continue to lead.

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The Top 5 as a Momentum Builder

The announcement of the list builds excitement, competition, and energy ahead of the awards. For the artists,it will push them to become better in their craft. For fans, it allows them a chance to rally behind their favourites. This shows that awards can drive both celebration and inspiration within the industry.

Changing Measures of Success

Success in music isn’t measured the same way anymore. Years ago, it was about album sales or radio hits. Now, nominations and awards carry new weight. Artists like Black Motion, with multiple nominations this year, are being recognized for their overall contribution in the industry.

Conclusion

The artists on this list represent a balance between experience and change. They show that local sound can be rooted and forward-thinking at the same These nominees reflect a generation pushing South African music toward a confident, diverse future.

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Tyla’s ‘ We Wanna Party’ Concert Sells Out SM Mall of Asia

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Tyla has successfully sold out her We Wanna Party concert. The concert, scheduled to take place at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Manila on December 3,2025 , is part of her overall Asia tour. With a capacity of 20,000, the venue is set to welcome music enthusiasts and other top celebrities.

Tyla fans have already purchased their tickets during the presale, with the remaining ones selling out immediately after general sales opened. There are premium and general tickets based on seating positions.

This sell-out shows that Tyla remains one of the biggest stars in the music industry. Her EP, We Wanna Party, is a perfect combination of Pop, Amapiano, R&B, and Afrobeat. This makes it a cool song for music enthusiasts from all parts of the world. Released in June 2025, it has also topped the charts, which shows how fans loved the performance.

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The concert also shows the steady rise of African artists on the global stage. Despite the distance between Manila and South Africa, Tyla still managed to fill one of Asia’s largest arenas. This shows the growing appeal of her musical talent.

Fans who purchased tickets should expect an energetic performance from Tyla. Those who missed out may get the chance to see her at other shows or benefit from released seats.

Selling out the Mall of Asia Arena is no mean feat. It shows that Tyla’s musical career is on the rise and the breadth of her fan base. This also proves she is one of the notable musicians in the music industry today.

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